Fake or not, it looks good on paper. Only. For now at least. The pricing will play a major role and also the time of release. I think ATI has taken the graphics crown for now and will continue to rein unchallenged for quite sometime.
morgoth said:does it has so many wires protruding from it that Nvidia can't show it to even press? This was the argument of Nvidia when Jensun waved that fake Fermi board... please confirm?
Also, according to Charlie, Nvidia has seven working Fermi chips. Did you see one of them or was it the eighth one?
also some hint/leak will be nice. For now, even some info about the board, cooling system, or power connectors will do![]()
stalker said::rofl:
Stop trusting everything Charlie has to sayWhy do you think TheInq let him go?
fire said:Sorry for the off topic...but who is charlie?...have seen that name being mentioned in couple of places..
spindoctor said:charlie demerijan, an nvidia hater who masquerades as a journalist. he has his own website, semiaccurate.com where he writes articles in which there is outright lying about the state of affairs with fermi (currently) and nvidia in general. it is the height of fanboyism actually. the problem is, charlie has seemingly legit sources. so, quite a few times, his information turns out to be accurate and thus is worth looking at. however, his articles are extremely biased and editorialized. so, if there is 20% accurate information, then there is 80% lies and biased reporting in his articles. and it's very difficult to tell apart the facts from the bullshit, which is why he has very little credibility and should generally not be taken seriously. it's also no surprise that his site was littered with ati advertisements until at least a couple of weeks ago![]()
Oh right... greeatly put in black and white. I am not defending Charlie, but at least he has more hits than whatever Fudo or Theo score. I mean Fudo and Theo, who are employed as cushion by Nvidia against Charlie's attacks, do not even have decent sources.spindoctor said:charlie demerijan, an nvidia hater who masquerades as a journalist. he has his own website, semiaccurate.com where he writes articles in which there is outright lying about the state of affairs with fermi (currently) and nvidia in general. it is the height of fanboyism actually. the problem is, charlie has seemingly legit sources. so, quite a few times, his information turns out to be accurate and thus is worth looking at. however, his articles are extremely biased and editorialized. so, if there is 20% accurate information, then there is 80% lies and biased reporting in his articles. and it's very difficult to tell apart the facts from the bullshit, which is why he has very little credibility and should generally not be taken seriously. it's also no surprise that his site was littered with ati advertisements until at least a couple of weeks ago![]()
iGo said:^ He does have very gonzo journalism style in his writing, but it's particularly at it's peak or above when it comes to nVidia. But like you said, thanks to his reliable sources, sometimes there's some degree of truth to his article and that's why it's kinda hard to ignore the point of this article sometimes..
Lord Nemesis said:Most put it it off has BS, but it turned out to be true in end, but he presented the news in such a dramatic manner that an avg guy reading it would think that nVidia is going to close shop/leave GPU market in a day or two.
Ironhide said:here's something which i found today .......bad news for people who are waiting for the GT 300 to be launched in NOV.
Please read this link for more info:NVIDIA "Fermi" Products Delayed To 2010 | VR-Zone | Gadgets | PC Enthusiasts
there is also a small hint given by the NVIDIA CEO as for what the card would actually offer in terms of performance
Read through:Nvidia-CEO spricht über finalen Fermi-Chip - News - Hardware-Infos
I m happy to wait i guess![]()
naive_harry said:How does that line from jhh indicate that fermi is going to launch in 2010 :no:...
It states that whole line of products based on fermi will come in 2010, mainly the mainstream GPUs to compete with ATI's HD 5870,5850,5770 and 5750 will launch in 2010 Q1.
But the monster we are waiting for, might come as early as December 1st week, and ATI will have its HD 59xx ready for it...
But honestly, nothing can be said for sure...
Fermi is less powerful than GeForce GTX 285?As far as consumer products go, NV100 will be a tough sell from the numbers game, as 15-month old ATI Radeon HD 4870 has equal amount of computational horsepower as the upcoming GeForce GTX 300 series with 1 and 1.5GB of GDDR5 memory. When we take a look at 2.72 TFLOPS delivered by ATI Radeon HD 5870 or the imminent launch of AMD's Hemlock, a dual-GPU board which according to Rick Bergman features "5 TFLOPS out of this baby" for $599.
History Revolvo Ipsum - History repeats itself
To us, NV100 i.e. GT300/Fermi architecture is looking more like NV30 every day. Revolutionary architecture, but underpowered, just like the first GeForce 256 [NV10] paved way for GeForce 3 [NV20] and GeForce 4 [NV25/28] and like NV30 paved way for NV40/45/47/RSX [essentially, GeForce 5800, 6800, 7800, 7900 and RSX are the same]. Do note that NV35 [FX5900] was "an anomaly", with added fixed-function shader hardware and wider memory controller to make GeForce 5800 architecture usable. How will NV100 fare? That chapter is still waiting to be written.
According to specifications based on NV100 A2 silicon [subject to change], C2050 will deliver 520 GFLOPS of IEEE 754-2008 Dual Precision format and 1.040 TFLOPS of single precision. C2070 stands a bit better, 630 GLOPS of Dual-Precision and 1.26 TFLOPS in Single Precision. The single-precision numbers are the inconvenient reason why nVidia didn't mention single-precision performance on any of the Tesla launch slides. The numbers are a pretty big letdown, given that you can buy an EVGA's factory overclocked GT200-based GTX 285 FTW board, packing 1.063 single-precision TFLOPS. Truth to be told, previous generation Tesla C1060 only delivered 933 GFLOPS SP and mere 77 GLOPS in Dual Precision so scientific community can be happy with the precision increase.
# Processing power (single precision): 2.72 TeraFLOPS
# Processing power (double precision): 544 GigaFLOPS